So Long, Marianne and Club illico drama Société distincte will make their world premieres at the French TV festival.
The pubcaster has also established an Indigenous office, led by Robert Doane, to aid the strategy implementation.
Minister Pascale St-Onge said there won’t be a “big, broad consultation” amid the 18-month timeline to review and update the public broadcaster’s mandate.
The funds will be allocated across two years, beginning in 2024-25, to help sustain Canada’s film sector.
Gravitas Ventures picks up North American rights to music censorship doc Cover Your Ears, Amuz renews its distribution deal with Casablanca Productions, and more.
The feature film debut of Marie-Claire Marcotte is now in production in Sudbury, Ont.
Alperin assumes the role from Nav Saini, who recently departed the company.
The first recipient of the $25,000 annual award will be announced at the 2025 Canada’s Top Ten Industry Forum.
The restructures see Lisa Godfrey depart Corus Studios, with Rachel Nelson overseeing all Corus drama and unscripted commissions, along with changes at Nelvana and Waterside Studios.
The Toronto-headquartered studio has also added Ri-Karlo Handy to the team as SVP, unscripted.
Plus: Canadian features head to Victoria and Glasgow, the Crazy8s Film Society names its 2024 challenge finalists, and Media Ranch’s format incubator branches out overseas.
The global studio and rights business has added 85 hours of Canadian programming to its catalogue.